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Forty Acre Pond

Santa Rosa County, Florida
44 acres

About Forty Acre Pond

Time spent around Forty Acre Pond in Santa Rosa County, Florida, feels quietly immersive, surrounded by natural beauty and the gentle pace of the outdoors. This modestly sized lake spans 44 acres, offering a broad, shallow expanse of water that invites peaceful reflection and easy access. Its surface is calm and flat, with a maximum depth of zero feet, emphasizing a unique shallow-water environment. The pond is set near small towns like Chumuckla, Brownsdale, and Allentown, providing a serene retreat from busier areas. Nearby, Blackwater River State Park and Blackwater River State Forest frame the landscape, adding to the area's natural charm and offering a sense of protected wilderness that complements the lake's quiet character.

Surface area
44 acres
Lake-Link Score
10.4

Fishing Forty Acre Pond

Quality fishing at Forty Acre Pond centers on the species known to inhabit its waters. While specific fish species are not listed, the lake's shallow nature suggests an environment that can support a variety of warm-water fish common to Florida's freshwater bodies. Anglers can expect a calm and accessible fishing experience, ideal for those who appreciate a peaceful setting without the challenge of deep water. The pond’s location in Santa Rosa County provides an inviting spot for local fishing enthusiasts seeking a quiet day outdoors.

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